While browsing in an antique store, Cameron found this page that came from an old book of riddles.
What sits in a corner but travels around the world?
Solve the riddle, today at the latest.
Arrange the variables from least to greatest.
Find the value of each variable. Then solve the riddle.
Unit 1 Skills Checklist
1.1Patterns and Inductive Reasoning
□I can define inductive reasoning, as well as identify good and bad uses of inductive reasoning.
□I can use inductive reasoning to find the next term in a number pattern.
□I can use inductive reasoning to find the next term in a picture pattern.
1.2Measuring Segments and Angles
□I can name an angle in three ways.
□I can measure an angle using a protractor.
□I can mark and identify congruent segments and congruent angles.
□I can mark/label a diagram with given information.
□I can identify given information by using a labeled diagram.
1.3Writing a Good Definition
□I can define, identify, and sketch/label a right angle, acute angle, obtuse angle, midpoint and angle bisector.
1.4Defining Line and Angle Relationships
□I can define, identify, and sketch/label collinear points, coplanar points, parallel lines, perpendicular lines, pair of complementary angles, pair of supplementary angles, pair of vertical angles, and a linear pair of angles.
1.5Defining Polygons
□I can classify, name, define, and sketch/label polygons and diagonals of polygons.
1.6Defining Triangles
□I can identify and sketch/label types of triangles.
1.7Defining Special Quadrilaterals
□I can identify and sketch/label types of quadrilaterals.
1.8Translating Word Problems into Diagrams
□I can translate a word problem into a diagram and solve the problem.
Unit 1 Focus Questions:
1)Apply the steps of the inductive reasoning process to a real-life situation.
2)Describe a situation where using the vertex to name an angle would not be acceptable.
3)How would you decide which set of numbers on a protractor to use when measuring an angle?
4)What characteristics make a good definition and how can you test your definition?
5)Describe two possible methods to organize information. When would each of these be useful?